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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

correspondent of the Advertiser who has
heretofore been friendly to biennial elections
and biennial sessions, after watching the
proceedings Of the late legislature has come
to the conclusion that annual sessions are
needed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

The railroad commissioners of Massachu-
sets are making haste to ascertain the con-
dition Of every railroad bridge in the State.
Now is the time for those.engineers and other
wise people who have known for along time
that certain bridges are unsafe, to inform
the proper authorities before an accident oc-
ours. Had this been done by all the people
VINO now say they believed the Forest Hills
bridge to be unsafe, the weight of accumula-
tive testimony would doubtless have driven
the railroad companylto an investigation
III that bridge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

Ex-senator Eaton of Connecticut says he
doesn't like to talk about the outlook for the
Democracy in 1888, nor to think about it, It
is easy to see that Mr.. Eaton il gloomy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

II President Cleveland has but just awak-
ened to the fact that Gov. Hill is the proprie-
tor of Presidential boom he is duller than
has generally been supposed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

With brand new city government and an
amended liquor law, it is to be hoped that
Belfast will be able to shut up its rumshops
on Sunday at least.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23
THE BOSTON q LOWELL LEASE.

The Boston & Lowell syndicate is COM
posed of millionaires, who are tired of con
troversy, and are not accustomed to let slip
a and per cent, especially when it puts
tens of thousands Of dollars into their indi-
vidual pockets. 1t is always thus. We new
er knew of but one railroad owner who re-
fused to sell at high advance. He is one in
ten thousand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

The President will do well to heed the ad-
vice Of the physician, who declares that His
Excellency is growing too fat There is-a
race to be run yet, with David b. Hill
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

If the Mayfiower goes to England this sum
mer the Britons may lose another Queens
cup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23
CURRENT COMMENT.


A Bennington man was convicted last
week of 81 offences against the Vermont
prohibitory law, and was fined 500 and
costs. Isn't there hint of the way TO break
up the liquor business? Continual drop
ping wears away the stone, and continual
pounding changes the properties of iron. So
continual prosecution and filming might finish
a LIQUOR seller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-03-23

DUsTPANFUL OF SCALES.
ECzEmA RADTCALLY CURED.

:, For the radical cure of an obstinate case of
the CUTICUBA REMEDIES
Z. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Corn.
RE FIFTY the Complexion and Skin by
~ using the CUTICURA SOAP.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA so
centsi REsoLvENT, 500; SOAP 25 cents PoT-
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Send for elbow TO Cure Skin Diseases,
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Co. A LoCDES SSowpEN. ot fhils-
d>spais. wao is chsirnsn II tbe comust-
tee "a charge Of the preparations Tor the
industrial snd ciTsc display. lo he hsld IN
Fhilsisipbia On the i5sh q September.
- part 81 tas eslsbrstion q tie esnten-
niai ~ ia Constitution e the United
Slaies. has issued circalsrs srpeaiIr1 70
tiscse engaged in lie 7sriors branch es Il
h,7ssness s1d Industries thrnUx xacat the
UBlcn. 70 sssist 10 Missing he display,
a. Ear ~ possible. : Suggestive preesn -
tion - - sdvaoca ras's d1riaz t's
pssi cre hsa,irs3 fsars. snd uTSia0 a.
whc VI PSI .a0sis 70 seud 30 5is of7ca.
a. scon IS pcssibie shs prutsbie numhsr
Ct uasr. bcrsss sad carriages thsy viii
hrrng sad the cAszscfer Ct toe proposed
display.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

p-sas . reecsl - N t'caEoc c2useiI te-
+< vtk.a i s sxescsss si3 se.ss t~e
saiss q'ssssisn. ta-s t4e saaes assare q
=. (. 4ltAesgp 1ers sse laase 49, ssaE-1 -
sess 81 iast1e irzek s19 assert sbst 20
e. 'sEss eltsgsd - W@tsz.4'iy lAaa s1e re-
s.'zt esss1 O. taslz 4ad4ass NlA ss as IA
sol lsbls as Dealoeratic sx&tion 81
tzf. re s.EeFnlsn o. saks 81 setlFe
p4ss "a ghs discussion of tae resort The
aerefaAs Board of Hakiie werAs sill
sake Fsco1 usacstio1ss snd il iuzt what
eoaailioa the report siIl sesliy hna Is wsy
- tie peopls no sns car .slf II s said .
Be volamiaoas doe asent an3 has oepo-
heats No wiiI enesaFor 10 znsnzs i a.
muea IS possible
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

There = ne s9es. }on zooE IL -bioad Hill
tell espec.aily II L - a. lnnage 6lood.
81 5saieaes, efapii91s. d mp,es aad b0iis. are
mp-onis q an iiaeuYs bloesf dc 10
- ssroYsr Scgioa ~ she liver When this
imeCrt4af ofzsn fsiis 20 properly perform
rs ignetioa Of purifying xnd cleansing the
o!ood, Impurities sFs carried % al parts OF
ihe sss'eHs. ana the symptoms above re
ssrEsd T. are merely es.dsAc>, u the stfus
s's o. nstuge 10 throw CT the poisonous
germs. aie.s her warning be Needed in
liue. serious results are certain 70 follow
cuiminsEing IN liver OF Kidney disorders.
o. IN CONSUMPTION. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical D.seogeTy viii preseat and cure
these dissases. BY restoring the liver 10 a
heslihy condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
- ra-oAY,s RsAcsns

We would sarnsstiy rrgs evsry reader
O. 5o-isy's pspsr tbst esn Possibly spsrs
ths tine to devote = fsw minutes lhis
no-Dias % t1s perusal o. tse I,sv. T.
rtwlrx TdHsoz's sermon which wss
assrel sl the sss-snSre where The
brilliant orstur Is stopping. yestssday
mcrniug Sc zisss msuy good rssscrs
ny mere people DO uot attend church
Al faers ara usny ussfsi hints e. svsTF
paiost isoore~ II. IAu useEs sermon
81 fas famrs IS mUca ta be dss re.i
f,esders 81 fte fF Eer sv-H HEfAr-f oolr
eaa hsvs .Aa pleasure ot pssusiag Dr.
Tk1.wkss's sermors ths morning alter
thev are ieiivprsd IS w@ have the sxciu-
sive contrsel Tor advance sheets in tbs
cify.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

t@e tIIf l1o WAN 7 ~ oPDilS.
NSl3 ClvvsgASp was ioriasliy e1-
do1e.l 81 iss Oa,o Nsr,ocsstic e,nvsn-
tior. ne civil service accfnne saunciAtea
br 8eoraz Z SsNzT. ths chsirrosn Co
i8csis,l Ia alsusfks5ie dsgres With The
visws ~ sso7 Huf. ~ Nsw Eosk. This
eesl'. 1aa es.J. "Ii Is be ia ciyl ser
vico l.a liia. keeps Republicans 10 sad
pegsccrais 11. o. the r1b,is ssrvice, let
Us s...se lcil5 snG nik,i spG command
curpassy representative ~ Washiugtcn.
IN Sers5a srd Fouse. 20 lshor and vote
20 tte inr.esi.sls sn3 unconditional
reps of toe lsw.' e Is siga'tscaa. too.
thas 90. 5rssT wss not Fsgrovst Tor
maki5g fhis rsranrx-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

There vas never time in the. history Of
Northern Michigan rSscrts when there were
so many visitors docking 30 the meccas ol
rest and c0olusss. Saturds7 nights north
bound rain on the Grand Rapids & indians :
(. Esiiros3 carried up two passenger and feur
crowded aseping GAYS from here and took
on an ADDITIONAL sleeper at Howard City.
TIE passengers seemed prepared for cold
snd warm changes. and the beexsgemsD
handled 10 trunks-sil well filed TOO,
iadzing from heir veigai-so the hotel
porssrs in northern Michigan yesterday
wsre uadogatsdly debsrrei from attending
aivine service. Travel - the Norta
has besn Unprecedented TIE pas,
week. ard large sszed smile Is
6'see-nab.e on the cSgnfsnsnre e
Passenger Agent lockwood as be azurei
ap ths increased sarninss ovsf 3 few geafs
since. when a dozen tsnts and a sscond- rate
hois. Furnished sccon ulodstious TOR al tbe
VISITORS hat assembled sf the Bsy View
amp meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

The London Adrerfissr notes the fsct
that dcriox kis Tscsat trip to .he Thou
sard Islands Pres dent CLEVELAND Rot
inso Canadian waters. and !. is reported
shas ez- President ARrHUR wss once in
Csnsdisn ~atsrs fishing. Although il -
laid lown IN ne unwutisn code that the
President snSii oot leave tbe States du-
rinx h.s term o. ofsice. no nsiiooal cslsm-
ity 1eas 10 have followed this pair Of
brear1es
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

lwSERS AAD pEALERs N HOKsES Will
" iste notice that Ir J. Brsrforg iE.- -
Bel-N4lie - IL Tie Clfy aud reads 20 iresf dlsese
aud hoots Of the ho->e. c0sns enu contraction
~ The Etof treated win tte ye'eossfei exF.aBl-
lng heel cork and cured or uones reiaus. \
hrlDg IN yogf Cripples lie IefeTs 90 hsll a N 81
ter rtily Nilissn fTeucb's Livery stable a.
Rand { Holt. Office ~ Caidef-sL 20.
MOTOR NARY y THOMPSON. oFffCI ~
~ NonfOe-sl HOufe tetEec - and a. a. ~.
= 10 and 10 2. "a. Genera practice. lt Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Nearly al he herries ttst SOW find t8e;r
wav to this n,srket core from NershsFn
Hieh.ean. and afudre,is 81 pe lnfe BAD EN-
piusneat ia gathering tee frsit Tae IL
d;sn saus~s seem 20 have = corner en-
whorteberries. and the lively way they
.'strip hush' "a study even Cor he VIDE
awske go-ahead. progressive Americans
"a SATURDAY slene car load and h&t of
ortlsb@rres we're received n tnis eifv
consigned 81 tae vsreuS c3nn nisssoa
horses sad we're ~ ;hem said to tle ~
ssi.e-s. Sonls 81 the srait wSs saipped "a
polats rear hsss. sn3 aot one 81 she several
hundrs5 baskets -sesivs3 vs-s cs--isi orer
sy fhe consnisson uen The eer-v Sssi-
ness forns IN insporsnt sscta~ n ne t-zss
of the conanis<ics nseu IL thss cif~ sri
thousands Of deiisrs enser annasuv iaso
the industry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

The preachers are taking their annual
vacation just now aud there are many
vacant puipits ia .pe city. Those who are
able 10 visit ths sumner resorts have taken
their departure from the city and the
pesebers might ss we'll seek rest and
recreati0n TOR there sre few worshippefs %
preach %. The pastors will have another
opportunity Of boiiding up new thoughts
and ideas and the congregation will De the
gainsr thereby, for refreshed As both viii
ae shsy can better combat with the sins
aud iniquiiy OF Lhe world.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

The Chicago Herald says TaoNAs T.
PowELf. Democratic nominee for Cover
nor cf Ohio. wss a common, everyday
private soIsiisr IL the Union sguy. AS
hs Is rot very Serocious 90 probably nsg-
@r killed and ehswsd Up whole gonisder-
ate 5rigadas es FoxAKkR did.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Senator JoaS SHssNAs viii make
scmsihing of an i1noVs.ion by attending
the Ohio coavsntion IS a delegate "a look
after his Presidential interests but dss-
Psrats esses cal fgr dsspsrats rssorss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Evidently SHgRIAN Is nct iavorite
IN tbe pools as Toledo, where ten BLAINE
men and three SHEHaAS mSn were on
Saturday elected delegates to shs State
convention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

"a .ss fortunate taisz tor ;hs Monroe
county man Who discovered ges IN bis
vel water by feeling the gas n his
stomach after drinking the vstsr, thst
be applied the match 20 tho spout OF bis
pump and not to his mouth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

we srs determined to close our sll Low Shoes
seWsd goods during the hsssnce of this month.
Among the many bargains offered on this sale
src ihe following:
GO pairs Youths low shoes. sizes Is TO 2. at 50
cents pair
ladies' Hand Turned opera Slippers. 60 cents.
Ladies Fine Embroidered Opera Slippers at IS
cents pair; worth Sl.z5
I.sdies' Finc Eid cpers slippers, sold every
where at Sl-7s, now going tor sl.to.
Ladies Fine Hand Turned French Kid Oxford
Tie slippers worth S&co. only 500.
ladies' Hand Turned Congress Caters in Don
gos Nia saG Glove tai, only sl.ey ? pair.
Ladies Fine Hand Turned Button Roofs at
s. 20 $50 sud = ic pair worth $3.50 10 500 a
rslF n0rc AZ regular price.
Cent? Seamless Congress, Lace or Button shoes
only III.
Cents Fine stylish Warranted shoes in everv
style, bargain A. 800 and $50.
cents sesmlcss Calf Dongols or Kangaroo
Shoes that are sold ine wosid over for s4.o0 aud
$50. we sell io- $780,
EVERYTHING 3, proportionately low prices. Not
trouble 20 show these goods.
Ycu make q rTerio's mistake if you do no
cal and exsuine the many bargains IN footwear
shown a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Is is noteworthy tlal 10 nsxt day az
fsr Saoasor PASSk's candidate FOR Gov
srnor vas defeated "a ths Ono eonyeu-
tion there wss a sudden drop in the Oil
rnAskst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
lake shore A Michigan Southern.
(AslRfnaDs1 Dit is.1lJ

Al un3Ds daily e1ffp ID sunday
A lossi beiriit leEtes trsnc Rapids a. II II
N carrying passengers a. lar 81 ksisuez0a -
ihfolfh tickets n al points sna .sfrlls 81 sieaD
ing cosrtcs csu be tfcUrcr - rDior Ilcsei o~Irs
q Nonroe-s 81 and o. fifiuf
" a. kFsEEg Gen ~
6ro. ". NvNsoE CIV Tcket agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Rssiasnfs ~ CroHd Bupiels 'eho ieare
ffe ssi4 Tor fae Sslas1ier shollld order The
TEE EGR4M AFRAID sent % their
address rhieh caa te changed Is often
os f.slreo
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Connection Via 81 81 ros tasp wffh
( HschieHn enlfai snJ rand Rsfa1s ircisns
Railroads. z Hlh ~ ~ 4 -. = a ~ fCn-1.
tsrf, Faneork 81 me. fit eu1 roi0I- f.n f'ai-
4 cser A errt , rtsief7f r. tlIrt
/ lscri psE< snd Tieke. At, hsrlrefte Hira
A Nf-EoF, eeuj -upl- Hafg'ffl.e fset
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
Sealed Proposals.

Propositions viii be received
al my Office in the Widdlcomb b
building on Friday morning.
July 29th for the construction
of the Grand rapids Edison
Light Company's bullding.-
Drawings and speci cations
can be seen on "Wednesday
morning at my Office. re-
serve the right to reject any
and all bids.
DANIEL Mccoy,
President
G. r. 4. l.. & j. G.. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Dr.. NcGLfsS is nov regarded IS
pcasiols Presidential esEdidzfs. There
Il Aiways roon sox oas more II tbs Pres
idsnslal on.ll5ps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Col. GiLDzs. wh0 started for tie
Nersh Poe before 80 bot ssathss set IA,
vss1't .ucA = big fool after al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Adr.an gets = pretty severe eloE N
ths removal % tne Laks Saors L Mex
gsn southern cas shoes 70 Elknaft. Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

A good deai of Republican orstory will
- torsstalled 10 Olio ~ 80 isc1 iaai
P0wsLI Nas q private Llleu soldier
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
ns.nel.. cr.na ,.s,.s : slll...A..

fDkiiY. S1utisy txe nied fi,a4v
fassensAs airing ile syFfes. is -
sonnct4ifo a. itctr3i; l0f SEES afk.-AiEal -
press hs Sefriac car frufn itff 81 81 f.r al
kap.cs.--oris In rinnine IArifaa txpfrsI lcsr
iue here a. e. . = d. " "a tnfte .Af lc ilrfl,s.i
making flrrrf cr1ntfff0g 70 o. Fo.fas Esst rr.
rfing 81 ~es ApfA a. tf 10 ufsl It -..
nr.-fh.ourk ilCkelE s.-.lref NJ r. n a r
cEices. ss'eets Hr,ci sne . 1cTsf
svrr p. CTS fsss Agt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

WsNTED-TO RUY A. INTEREST - a
W lsUnafg. J. T. =, box % Detroit 1ribnns
neiroig. A.fh a.
yNTANTED-A GOOD AMBITIOUS NAN ugsff
W -Four ot rive thousand c0lsFs rsFalki
venting 80 infesl iB TIE antiie business Vsu
tn1 I'D sDa we.l cSisiiishe1 location by en-
dressins me. John A spring, Bailey, Mich. -iiii
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

ANON my bes- customers said we'll
known Monroe 81. florist, ARE coloret
foks. OF course there are not enough col
oged people of wealth 10 make thsn no
iicesole IN the store, but those who are
~sen there are regular customers and liberal
buyers Men No. they s-e mostly
women and their ,sste generally runs 10
he gaudier kinds OF flowers, red snd yei-
low roses being especial fsvoritss. One old
gentleman whose hair has become vhiien-
ed oy the winters of some sixty years, comes
regularly for boques. and insists On hav-
ing mostly white flowers. As he ard /
became better acqu-inted veaiured to asa
him on whom be bestowed the pretty siit
His reply was that the aoners were Tor his
wilo who would think he hai
gone clean back en- hes If he
ia:ied 10 bring the sweet smelling pcs.es
Tor h-r % wear on the Lor,rs Day.
Another OF my customers is = young girl.
very dark and rather good looking. About
once \ month she calls for wreath IF
white flowers. in Tie center Of which Is The
letter G.. never asked her any questions
bat presume il finds u vsv 70 the cemetery
where perhaps IS ne grave Of some depart
sd lover. The tastes of some OF our cus-
TONERS are very peculiar aad it requires
considerable knack 70 satisfy them all
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

pIkSos 40 sESI oR F0R sAaEsr ss
5ssts'sae AEps setnesz. A-~ - s.
fee . ~
sAcAs9ks, IisHTzss THE 1RAND
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ssss-zs illoFna lsss = tile itst ta4V a. lil.a
fiaz.4aea te satsa1sh .saeaneesrelst flAlis = tie
fss..sai iAs@ssssassas : ss@s 49, eseh sasl
f'ealzss essI q osl.ef p,lfs 49, Mtfst aflts 3 4
s.,s zees.ea - - tlsis.ta 81 fsosf snas tsazils
.ses ~, frfni-2 saele se sseaIs ~ aesaees IA
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efac< g. tee fsssefsns. -
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w ies>ass slfet a. eDRst q 81 ns 4ta.o,
Aeo9ess A. - 3 s~ss q fAis eln a
Y ANsEe- zotNcsAN0i At Atl.s RAJ.
w Asssk ~ sse.. ai aats a4aa1st sttat..l
4 faElzfe. fega4 - tscaaazls = ock sl4ns
Azpt4s AieA 1a
40 kENr OF WIZ ClxK Fesr Gas
/ Nep sh&l naoegssaaes taf asiess 3 hst
.i,legss- @ r4a ~. SO sNAtt laos 4aa b4aa
iseseis ese a hs requires ealasrs lsf
snaory silu s,s.ab.asl. faf farl fer ssrsl'e.is..
aas0irs - Z y feaeess. kees t Nha'- aer
uo0DNoEg 10 oR1EE -If lor MAJ
W ~eod taAhtAes. rrr4c. pisoD sssss. fsfuls sate
~ dfsig ssjlss. co1ni niefs. sac M 81 f4sak
maos - efaes, eali ~ ~aGfesS nllt -. lsFsse
hNiAia Aifh. *us
uANqED EtEkY LADY, wHo wisHss 10
W sea tnf oHsl h.4s1os E2e1s a. lcQi..sf
ceaieIs fsg Basli e l0a01IsCt..ltt - a. kassnte
" 4his eii5. i-st
IAMHs G. sIAINEs NfN BOOK. ~PoiIgl-
y csi fiscs,slezu treating he loplcs o. Aufi-
Sssess s.rszgle The - ftS ~ tne Ar tsfii -eT-
wee ksspTm. the ,sFesi L4Dos snestieas frsala.-
etc On. yaiUme- 5 % pages - y and E ~
Acents' harvest. send rot iersas Daring hFos
a ~. io4 ness NoHgfesa. i'etIoa1 Ma. leia
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

HONEY To ioAN - At 4 PA 1cfkAtff
III s'e ~ lte-esf II srT aIf11t Hssi E-7ste
r.Jzxat sd Sesd A. lhEee eisfiae - fssrff.sss
o. So resl fssle ris5 60 vel fr es o. gsrfer
4 WaFrsH. zee fsfsfe Prose- snS Lear
eenfs. - esr s.. lafT
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
pr. lANIs - HAvs eao.rI TaACIs

Dlkt LANDS w HAVE CHofff TRACTS
4 o F3sf a. ssaf q Asa .N1sa. AAezls stass A. -
slss,pfi sa .-eeEs e tsse<s 10 sutl lss eAse1-
esfe t1ois< ~ o. fsitE fegekar As-c>. ~.
-. scr oas o1tisr- pr acre ii SAD ~ hia s'4A
dxyE 1hs&e lsaG< sFe wei ieosged azza 500
ss.sss Ne s1E2nlee ekg<Dsss ie ~ tas>s asa
= nlt -. Ha A. les sS<ellsd A1s.T2c-x fle<s sod
No3cSs a. tixulsEed- 81 n e. a hisfaal tea
EstaIs bzokszs a. resrl =. sraad hspsis Eies
3ss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

The number al lfn~e IN sns adrerti iss ss., IA Z
can TO found By dfti6sn. the = ana ber ef
words BY Sc zen An9 uart Of A Haze coassAd
e one fuu iins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
IN THE PAPER

All sdsertises~atsIsn ts In this eola4aa under
~ whAfesSE head, exieDt ~WaFstsd sifaa-
hons, viii be ehzrStd fer At the uniform
rate IN the table kstOt. Aisxys pa BILE Ia
afy81es.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

rrkTFr 1fteEr Tfs~Fe
OLD sirs yf Tf4 ftFlnf Ft+f EtJ
ffs .
gt ~ rm f AIS q 81
Vt,s lcsve< 8 hsirit g Treftrze flff - a.
psvsf- sos n end pm
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25


Beta ~ sssF year aee rsoes e
Cans i.ae.f see sarpfses s. ssaaiaz q
tie 8 :. .s.zAs Z fissAzp - f-.s sszr.s-s -
taa 81 eAalie asa1.s. saq lad tssa
Flzyias 81 sazas<nest 81 SM vesFa
ile4-z. -..s -s-sz p4stg q tas .aasf.4ss e~-
.1s hsf ssaaais dzsssiar n.ail As stated
tAen. AHnis Hiaslls a4d besn oslors tAs
p.sbsle f9F years - 'smzls losFefsens-oF.
zDa haa slsyed "a the essl taeeirss - iae
eoa1-Fy nAd L rensias.. - -ss a1Ee sAs-
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aot N0ma8. bzs nsn. and lear aeF o. rs
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a.slace uent f.ll like a tau1dss3slt on he
variety pssi-ssiea. = ao asd lssss ssseseted
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ils le clsssiaat and wss-ss lazt lae msr-
rlzse isid ine lolndzlsoa 81 h.s Asef.ness.
and further bint leads csc - gsiisfe taat
tle Hiasii- family wiil se1n ~ augmented.
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- cal kim riA Be- cs.le4 'pspe b.
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ssks tae observer 70 search 0at tie Rev
Il Brock Baptist minister and have him
ssod aasfEisse certificate as promised. aa1-
iaE Ny vie Is ia lmmel.a.e need q Il.
Superintendent o. Police Smith announces
through h.s organ that be wtl continue 20
enforce the lava Thls IS perfectly proper,
hat vii be sanction aas aiding and anstting
IN violations OF the law by his s1oosdinates'
There vas psizs fight held beyond the oof-
ders OF the c.ty the other aight and among
the interested spectators was fstro.nan
Joe L smith. 81 individual Who hss been
very pr0aiiaeat ~ the prosecution OF every
case which Superintendent smiih Las
caused % be brought for alleged violations
80 city ordinances or state avs. Naturally
the question arises what business had ne
ihsf, Viii the Superintendent and hon-
ofsbie Board OF Commissioner wink az bis
pFesenes on the occasion C. tsinly tie
reception which was accorded him was
uol sgch .s made hin q welcomed guest
snd be j. not ikeiy 10 be present a. another
similar OCCASION out still Il j. due 10 ine
taxpayers % know Why thsE servants are
permitted To aid and aoes IN breaking State
avs. while within their own baiiwick
these self sane sSsstors howl the loadest
aaa testify he sirvnge>l sgsisst those un-
lortUnsfe enough 10 come within tue reach
Of their socalssd resormatory raids. Iae
question nsay Be as1ei. what has sapsr.a-
teueent Smith to DO with Patfolnlsn Smith
when the latter Is ot duty Just this.
Patrolmen are obliged to ask permission Of
the Superintendent when they desire % ap-
PEAR on the streets or anywhere in public
without their uniform. Pa'rolman ice
smith appeared a. the prize Eight without
his uniform. Did Superintendent Smith
grant him permission nos 20 wear Il? lfso
Tor what purpose, lt wouid leok a.
,hcugh one of these Smiths Togii have 10
make some sort Of an explanation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
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